Paul Pogba has parted ways with Juventus.

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The 4-year doping ban of Paul Pogba, which was reduced to 18 months, has clarified his future at Juventus. Paul Pogba, whose doping ban will end in March, has terminated his contract with Juventus.

SEPARATION

Juventus announced that Paul Pogba's contract was mutually terminated. In a statement from the club, it was said, "Juventus and Paul Pogba announce that they have mutually agreed to terminate the sports performance contract effective from November 30, 2024. The club wishes Paul the best for his professional future."

4-YEAR BAN REDUCED TO 18 MONTHS

Pogba received a 4-year ban after testing positive for doping in August 2023. The 4-year ban imposed on him was reduced to 18 months by CAS. Paul Pogba will be able to play again starting from March 11.

10 MILLION EURO SALARY

The 31-year-old midfielder's current contract with Juve was set to last until 2026. Pogba was earning an annual salary of 10 million euros at the Italian giant. Throughout his career, Paul Pogba, who has only worn the jerseys of Manchester United and Juventus, played in 446 matches and scored 76 goals, providing 96 assists.